Post Secret Bibliography

I have used these few websites so far in beginning research for my topic:

http://postsecret.blogspot.com/
This blog created by Frank Warren is the main subject of my research project. This blog is where he posts about 12 secrets that were sent to him via mail per week. Each postcard has a secret accompanied by artwork.

http://postsecretarchive.com/
This website is useful as it goes back years to postsecrets that the compiler, Frank Warren, has recieved. The archive provides information about the ongoing community art project that is held together by anonymous secrets. This site also redirects viewers to post Secret's other social networking sites: twitter, facebook, and myspace

http://www.foundmagazine.com/
Another take on anonymous artwork posted on the Internet and in magazines.

http://www.culturge.com/2009/05/public-anonymity-post-secret-and.html
This article adresses the topic of these secrets being anonymous but viewable by the entire world via books, internet, and events.